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Being your first time working with a responsive design, I have to say that you did a good job. I'd like to share some tips and advice for you to keep learning, and become a better front end developer.
Semantic HTML is the way to go:
- When coding the structure of your webpage try to use as more semantic html tags as posible. Using <div> containers for everything is considered a bad practice. <header>, <main>, <section>, <aside>, <quote>, <footer>, <article>, <picture>, etc.
- You can check this article Link here.
- This video will help you too Semantic HTML
Responsive layouts:
- The key to develop layouts that are responsive, is using the correct media queries, understand relative units, the advantages of Flexbox and Grid.
- This is a old article but will help you understand media queries link
- Check this video Responsive design No media queries
I hope this resources can help you. You're going for the right path, and I believe you could become a great front end developer.